and IF money was no problem, time your trip for a week at Penecost for the land diving festival (kinda like bungee but with vines and they hit the ground), then a side trip to Tanna for the volcano and ash-boarding also
say what?? :sadlike: Maggi
Christmas '07 Vanuatu/Tranquility trip report
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say what?? :sadlike: Maggi
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almitywife
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heheeh -well it is the tropics and volcano ash boarding is the closest they get to snow
Tanna
Yasur - 'Surfing the Volcano' (Vanuatu Tourism)
Pentecost
Pentecost Island in Vanuatu is famous for the Pentecost Land Jumps.
Tanna
Yasur - 'Surfing the Volcano' (Vanuatu Tourism)
Pentecost
Pentecost Island in Vanuatu is famous for the Pentecost Land Jumps.
Luko
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Great to read! Memories that come back.
Spent my childhood in Vanuatu, 7 years...I used to go snorkeling and catching aquarium fish in front of Lelepa island, just where it's marked snorkeling on your northern Efate map, Never seen such colorful hard corals, they GLOWED the colors...
Moso was more of a shell collectors dive, plenty of coneshell variety.. on the sandy beach in front of Moso, we used to collect hundreds of other types of shells : copper bullet shells, left by the WWII american planes, as Port Havannah was one of the main navy ports in Vanuatu.
One of my friends had even found a tfull urret machine gun, dropped from an airplane.. He pulled it from the water, cleaned it and stored the whole in his bedroom...
Emia kantri blong mi, olsem wanem mi livim finis....Why did I leave this country? *sigh*
Spent my childhood in Vanuatu, 7 years...I used to go snorkeling and catching aquarium fish in front of Lelepa island, just where it's marked snorkeling on your northern Efate map, Never seen such colorful hard corals, they GLOWED the colors...
Moso was more of a shell collectors dive, plenty of coneshell variety.. on the sandy beach in front of Moso, we used to collect hundreds of other types of shells : copper bullet shells, left by the WWII american planes, as Port Havannah was one of the main navy ports in Vanuatu.
One of my friends had even found a tfull urret machine gun, dropped from an airplane.. He pulled it from the water, cleaned it and stored the whole in his bedroom...
Emia kantri blong mi, olsem wanem mi livim finis....Why did I leave this country? *sigh*
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